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Boat shrink wrap is the best and most economical way to protect your boat from the elements while it is in storage. If you plan to store your boat for any length of time, especially outdoors you will want to find a way to protect it from the sun and elements. UV rays from the [...]
Posts by strathy
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If you own a boat, you must be thinking about installing a boat dock. What is the best type of boat dock for your needs? To answer this question, you must first consider all the boats and other watercraft you own. They are instrumental in determining the right type of boat dock for you. If [...]
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If you live on a sailboat, your room will not be complete if you do not have nautical wall décor. But even if you live far from the water, there is nothing wrong in decorating your room or your child’s room with authentic nautical wall décor. For most people, pictures or objects about the beach, [...]
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When you are on a boat or riding a jet ski, you should always wear a life jacket. Life jackets are very important and should be worn all the time as much as possible when aboard a watercraft. Do not wait for something dangerous to come up before wearing your life jacket. High-speed crafts like [...]
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If you search long enough around the Internet, you will find a variety of boat seats. You might even get confused due to the number of different types and styles of boat seats to choose from. So, if you are planning to buy boat seats, the first thing you must do is to be familiar [...]
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A boat accident refers to vessels that experience capsizing, grounding, flooding, swamping, sinking, fire or explosion, ski mishap, collision with another vessel, collision with a foreign object, striking a submerged object, etc. The most common watercrafts that are involved in boating accidents are typically powerboats such as runabouts, cabin cruisers and jet skis. Sailboats can [...]
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Unlike cars, it is a bit more difficult to maneuver a boat. A boat’s steering mechanism is not as responsive as that of most land-based vehicles. You cannot change directions as quickly as you can in a car or a motorcycle. Boats also do not immediately stop when you “step on the brakes.” Therefore, you [...]
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One of the most common questions that I get is: – How can I make enough money to live on a boat? Sometimes the question varies … such as: – how can I earn money while sailing? – Or, how can I make enough money to sail around the world? Questions like that. As you [...]
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Guest Post – written by my wife – ‘A’ We often receive emails from people with specific questions about living on a boat with a baby. So we thought it about time we do a post to answer some of those questions and give you a bit more details about how to live on a [...]
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Living on a boat, done right, can be the very essence of living the simple life. We make do with less of everything from food (fridge too small) to clothing (no closet space) to knick-knacks and frick-frack which we simply don’t have space to display/store. We also consume much less than the average four person [...]
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If you own a boat, you must be thinking about installing a boat dock. What is the best type of boat dock for your needs? To answer this question, you must first consider all the boats and other watercraft you own. They are instrumental in determining the right type of boat dock for you. If [...]
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If you live on a sailboat, your room will not be complete if you do not have nautical wall décor. But even if you live far from the water, there is nothing wrong in decorating your room or your child’s room with authentic nautical wall décor. For most people, pictures or objects about the beach, [...]
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When you are on a boat or riding a jet ski, you should always wear a life jacket. Life jackets are very important and should be worn all the time as much as possible when aboard a watercraft. Do not wait for something dangerous to come up before wearing your life jacket. High-speed crafts like [...]
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If you search long enough around the Internet, you will find a variety of boat seats. You might even get confused due to the number of different types and styles of boat seats to choose from. So, if you are planning to buy boat seats, the first thing you must do is to be familiar [...]
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A boat accident refers to vessels that experience capsizing, grounding, flooding, swamping, sinking, fire or explosion, ski mishap, collision with another vessel, collision with a foreign object, striking a submerged object, etc. The most common watercrafts that are involved in boating accidents are typically powerboats such as runabouts, cabin cruisers and jet skis. Sailboats can [...]
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Unlike cars, it is a bit more difficult to maneuver a boat. A boat’s steering mechanism is not as responsive as that of most land-based vehicles. You cannot change directions as quickly as you can in a car or a motorcycle. Boats also do not immediately stop when you “step on the brakes.” Therefore, you [...]
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One of the most common questions that I get is: – How can I make enough money to live on a boat? Sometimes the question varies … such as: – how can I earn money while sailing? – Or, how can I make enough money to sail around the world? Questions like that. As you [...]
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Guest Post – written by my wife – ‘A’ We often receive emails from people with specific questions about living on a boat with a baby. So we thought it about time we do a post to answer some of those questions and give you a bit more details about how to live on a [...]
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Living on a boat, done right, can be the very essence of living the simple life. We make do with less of everything from food (fridge too small) to clothing (no closet space) to knick-knacks and frick-frack which we simply don’t have space to display/store. We also consume much less than the average four person [...]
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